Good morning all from Glasgow, where it's 6° C, not exactly warm, but the sun is shining through the blinds.
Ashcombe, what a lovely view you have.
My late BIL was very skilled at making dolls houses, Susan, making one for my daughter and just before he died, one for Dollie. It was fabulous!
I don't know where yesterday went, but I still haven't touched the spare room, I'm still feeling under par, since my severe reaction to the vaccine!
However, I lay on the sofa, watched Shakespeare and Hathaway and did a bit of sewing.
I bought a fleecy jacket from White Stuff reduced to £24 in their sale. I really liked it, but the sleeves were very wide and long, cuffed at the wrist, making me look like a cross between a teddy bear and a Michelin man! Rather than return it, I decided to alter it. Last week it was featured on QVC still selling at £74! A bargain indeed! ?
Mick, as part of my Christmas, my daughter gave me two books about Paisley, the town where I was brought up. I was absoluted delighted, as I love looking at old photographs and maps.
A day out for me too today, lots of apprehension excitement. I have a BIG dental appointment, where my dentist will begin to try and work on the damage done to my teeth by my RA during my shielding. I have usually have three monthly check ups, but haven't been since January 2020.☹
The dentist is right beside the old fashioned bakers of the strawberry Danish fiasco and I have a notion this time for potato farls! Well at least they are soft. ? I shall supervise DH from a distance, while he shops! ?
I received yet another hospital appointment yesterday. I have gone from everything in the last year being cancelled and not allowed out, to suddenly being very much in demand.
For me this is a very hopeful sign, as it means the NHS here looks as if it is trying to get back on track.
However, as I am still having to shield, I'm anxious about being near people in medical situations.
Poor DH was quite fearful, as although it is only a telephone appointment in April, it should lead to my Alendronic Acid infusion in the day ward, which is only five minutes from Braehead shopping Centre. (which should be open by then) That of course means he will be doing a fair amount of bag carrying , as I have a load of vouchers, burning ? a hole in my purse! ?
Wishing you all a pleasant day and for those having their vaccine today, I hope it goes well.